Rejoice may refer to:
- Rejoice Broadcasting Network, a Christian radio network
- Rejoice Radio, the program broadcast on the Rejoice Broadcasting Network
- Rejoice (The Emotions album), a disco album by The Emotions
- Rejoice (2nd Chapter of Acts album), an album by Christian contemporary band 2nd Chapter of Acts
- Rejoice (Katherine Jenkins album), a 2007 album by Katherine Jenkins
- Rejoice (Sawyer Brown album), a 2008 album by Sawyer Brown
- "Rejoice", a song by Audio Adrenaline from their 2001 album Lift
- Rejoice Records
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Rejoice! Musical Soul Food
Rejoice! Musical Soul Food is a 24-hour music format independently and self-produced through Urban Choice Media. It draws an African American audience with a Gospel Music format from artists such as Marvin Sapp, Kirk Franklin, Clark Sisters, etc.
This satellite format was a property of ABC Radio Networks until The Walt Disney Company sold it off in 2006 to Dallas-based Urban Choice Media.
Competitor networks
External links
Rejoice (Il Divo song)
Rejoice, is a song written Wayne Héctor and by Steve McCutcheon alias Steve Mac, in 2005, original for the group of crossover classical Il Divo.
The song, was written like a Christmas songs, that includes in disk The Christmas Collection of Il Divo, published on October 25, 2005.
Symbolism of the song
The song refers to the faith that the human being and the way you lose "Where did I misplace my faith?". That when you're about to throw it all away, we must reflect and find a new path. Under the slogan that what is lost, it becomes to find "What was lost, is found".
Versions
References
Umoja
Umoja is the Swahili word for "unity". It may also refer to:
Umoja (album)
Umoja is the seventh album from the Dutch band BLØF, released on March 3, 2006. It was produced with help of many foreign artists. It had already been sold 50.000 times before it was released, and was the number one album sold in the Netherlands in the month after the release date. The title of the album is Swahili for 'be one'.
A documentary about the album was made in September 2007.
Tracklist
Personnel
BLØF
Additional musicians
Binnenstebuiten (Yele)
Lyrics translated by Harry Kimani
Mens
Aanzoek Zonder Ringen
- Tsubasa Hori - oke gun
- Eiichi Saito - oke daiko
- Yoshie Sunahata - oke daiko
- Tomohiro Mitome - chu daiko
- Kazuki Imagai - chu daiko
- Mitsuru Ishizuka - hirado
